Enjoying your free time is an important part of being at QAC. As well as using our Feelgood Health & Fitness Centre you might choose to use our popular Student Centre with its table football, pool, air hockey, Sky TV and games consoles. You might also choose to join the team running the coffee and juice bar.
There is a good range of leisure activities in the evenings and at weekends. These include swimming club, ten-pin bowling, cinema, ice skating, concerts, Premiership and Championship football, five-a-side football, soccer training, athletics training, climbing, music club, Fitsu, karaoke, goalball, residential visits, outward bound expeditions, athletics competitions and pool tournaments. You might also join other students and community groups in a variety of local projects with the innovative Dance Exchange. These cover dance, performance, music and film across the city.
QAC staff will work with you to coordinate a choice of sports and leisure activities. These will take place not only at QAC and in Birmingham but also throughout the UK. QAC learners have sailed in Salcombe, conquered the peaks of Snowdonia and visited all the major theme parks. QAC learners have also been successful in several recent national sporting events. The visually impaired soccer team won its league and has been promoted to the top division and students were winners at the Blind Sports in Dublin and at the Metro Games in London.”
“Hi, I’m Rebecca from London. I have lots of fun at the College and like going on trips to places like Cadbury World. The best one was going to a football match between Birmingham City and West Bromwich Albion. My Preparation for Life course is exciting but can be tough at times. I like rock music, drawing and reading.”
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